Redmond Pie - Part 2118

Al-Qaeda’s Mobile OS Of Choice Is Android, Not iOS

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2014

Sometimes we just start writing something and then have to stop to make sure we're not going completely crazy. This story is one such effort, and we're sure you'll understand why when you read the next sentence: Al-Qaeda prefers Android over Apple's iOS as its mobile operating system of choice.

Popular Media Center Software XBMC Rebranded As “Kodi” With Release Of Version 14

Paul Morris·August 4, 2014

The owners and developers behind the popular XBMC software have announced a name change that will see the software rebranded as 'Kodi'. The name change has been a long time coming in fairness, with the outgoing title suggesting to users that the powerful software is capable of being installed and invoked on Microsoft's Xbox gaming consoles. That may have been true once upon a time, but XBMC hasn't been capable of running on an Xbox since the original hardware release, with no compatibility being offered with Microsoft's 360 or One offerings. The rebrand will see the software welcome in its third name change in the last 12 years and should also provide some much-needed clarity on the Xbox compatibility issues.

Want To Buy A Working iPhone 6 Clone Now? That Would Be Just $145 [Photos]

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2014

You Can Now Unlock Your iPhone By Simply Blowing At It

Paul Morris·August 4, 2014

If you find Apple's default method of unlocking your iOS device a little cumbersome and overused then one of the latest tweaks to land in Cydia could provide some comfort. BlowToUnlock is a new tweak for jailbroken iOS devices that allows the hardware to be unlocked and accessed when a "blow" of air is detected on the device's microphone aperture. In short, you can hold the device up to your mouth, blow into it and expect to get immediate access to the device without going through the traditional Slide to Unlock process.

Leaked Photos Of iPad Air 2 Shell Gives Us A Close Look At Changes To Come

Oliver Haslam·August 4, 2014

The leaks just keep on coming, this time of the supposed iPad Air 2. With all the attention very much on the iPhone 6 at this point, it's easy to forget that we should only be a few months away from a new suite of iPads, with the iPad Air 2 possibly the most eagerly anticipated.

How To Fix iPhone That Randomly Turns Off And Won’t Reboot

Uzair Ghani·August 3, 2014

HP Is Working On A Stylish iPhone Compatible Smartwatch, This Is What It Will Look Like

Oliver Haslam·August 3, 2014

Smartwatches are all the rage right now, even though few real products have shipped out of any of what we would expect to be big players in the fledgling market. One big technology player who we might not expect to turn its hand to the quest for the fashion accessory of the year is HP, but it seems that the company that sells servers to the enterprise is also working on selling watches to consumers.

Apple’s New iPhone 5s TV Ad Is All About Saving And Changing Lives [Video]

Oliver Haslam·August 3, 2014

Apple has made a new video ad available via its YouTube channel, this time focusing on a new range of applications while continuing a theme that has been following for a little while now: 'You're more powerful than you think.'

The 7 Essential iPhone Security Features You Should Enable Right Now

Uzair Ghani·August 3, 2014

$22 Worth Of Popular Paid iOS Apps Are Available For Free Today, Download All 8 From Here

Oliver Haslam·August 3, 2014

Free apps are brilliant. Free apps that used to be paid apps are arguably more brilliant, if that's even possible. Because of that fact we don't want you to miss out on any bargains so, without further ado, here's a handful of apps that you might want to check out before the price goes back up!

How To Root All Galaxy S5 Variants Running Android KitKat

Ben Reid·August 3, 2014

Samsung's Galaxy S5 has, like previous Galaxy S releases, been among the most popular Android devices of the year, and although the MWC showcasing was rather underwhelming, the actual products boasts a spectacular display and camera. If you're in ownership of this device and wish to root, you can do so via the towelroot tool, and below, we're going to run you through the steps to achieve root access.

This Smart Glass Is Light-years Ahead Of Google Glass [Photos]

Ben Reid·August 3, 2014

Beats Pill Characters Exchange Words With Apple’s Siri In New Official Ad [Video]

Ben Reid·August 2, 2014

Apple's purchase of Beats Electronics was not only the biggest acquisition that the Cupertino company had made in its history, but also represented the first time that Apple opened its wallet to acquire a popular, well-known brand. Beats' "Pill" mascot, based on the Pill speaker device that you'll no doubt have seen advertised on numerous occasions, has naturally just been introduced to Apple's Siri voice assistant, and in a rather entertaining new advertisement, these two well-known products hold their first public conversation.

Google Now Launcher Officially Available For All Devices, Download It Right Away!

Uzair Ghani·August 2, 2014

Apart from the myriad of changes that accompanied Android KitKat, one of its highlighting feature was the Google Now Launcher, which had a unique look and feel from all app launchers we’ve seen from Google to date. Granted, it’s a complete stock offering, and its bare minimum features assure that everything is there when needed without being hungry on resources. But why should only KitKat users cherish all the benefits of it? Well that’s about to change, as from today, Google’s app launcher is now compatible with devices running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and up, bringing its support to millions of devices worldwide.

How To Make A Do-It-Yourself iPhone Speaker System At Home For Free

Oliver Haslam·August 2, 2014

1 … 2,116 2,117 2,118 2,119 2,120 … 3,071

SUBSCRIBE